Le donne, pur svolgendo ruoli rilevanti nel contesto dei conflitti bellici, in un ambiente dominato dagli uomini sono percepite come 'corpi estranei'. Questo rende la dinamica di genere ancora più ...
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Francesca Caferri
La Repubblica
Francesca Caferri is an award-winning foreign correspondent for Repubblica. She has been covering the Arab and Muslim world for nearly 20 years, reporting from Israel, Palestine, Egypt, Iraq, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Pakistan, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, and many other countries.
She is the author of Il Paradiso ai piedi delle donne. Le donne e il futuro del mondo musulmano (Paradise at Women’s Feet: Women and the Future of the Muslim World, Mondadori, 2012), the ebook Oltre il velo. La sfida delle nuove italiane(Beyond the Veil: The Challenge of New Italian Women, Mondadori, 2013), and Non chiamatemi straniero (Don't Call Me a Foreigner, Mondadori, 2014).
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